What if spam wasn't free to send anymore?
Think about it. Someone can send hundreds of unwanted messages in seconds, but you're the one spending time filtering them and protecting your attention.
Most messaging apps rely on blocking and spam filters. They help, but they don't always change the incentives behind unsolicited messages.
That's what makes Liberdus interesting to me.
Users can set a Toll for messages from people outside their trusted connections, introducing a cost for unsolicited contact.
It's a different way to approach a problem we've almost accepted as normal.
Of course, the goal shouldn't be to make communication difficult. It should be to give people more control over who can reach them while keeping genuine conversations accessible.
Privacy isn't just about who can read your messages. It's also about having control over your digital interactions.
What's your take? Should unsolicited messages have a cost, or should messaging always be free?
#Liberdus #Web3 #Privacy
$XLM $RLUSD
Think about it. Someone can send hundreds of unwanted messages in seconds, but you're the one spending time filtering them and protecting your attention.
Most messaging apps rely on blocking and spam filters. They help, but they don't always change the incentives behind unsolicited messages.
That's what makes Liberdus interesting to me.
Users can set a Toll for messages from people outside their trusted connections, introducing a cost for unsolicited contact.
It's a different way to approach a problem we've almost accepted as normal.
Of course, the goal shouldn't be to make communication difficult. It should be to give people more control over who can reach them while keeping genuine conversations accessible.
Privacy isn't just about who can read your messages. It's also about having control over your digital interactions.
What's your take? Should unsolicited messages have a cost, or should messaging always be free?
#Liberdus #Web3 #Privacy
$XLM $RLUSD